Fond farewell for Charles D French at capsisiory temple
Relatives and Montana insurance officials gathered yesterday for a solemn tribute to Charles D French of Spokane Washington a former director at Montana Life Insurance and a state agent for Fireman s Fund. The service featured a sermon by Rev McNamee with readings from scriptures and a choral tribute.
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Charles D. Frénch
de Rev Feries
McNamee
Spokane
Wash
Frank White
Fireman’ Fund Insurance
Hite
San Francisco
Dtr
French
Rons
Montana
Livie
Mountana Life Insurance Company
de O. AM Lanstoun
B. Miller
S. Ay Cooney
E. H, Pigott
Hay
Culver
Harry R. Cumminglan
B. W. Prosser
C. 5
Muffly
Win- Ste
Thomas Topping
George Conway
Forestvate
Ralph Conrad
R.A. Phillips
Gorham Roberts
B. A. Reynolds
Atrs. Roberts
Fred 5
Jacobsen
Ty. McNamnen
St. Paul
Gevius
Charley
Cave
Virginia
Boia
Eikland
Southland
Virginia City
Charles Db
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An old ad copy touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub as instant relief for rheumatism and related pains. It claims penetrating heat within minutes, improved blood circulation, and congestion relief, urging readers to buy two jars from drug stores. Also advertised for lumbago neuritis stiff neck and chest pains with strong branding and dosage details.
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Rafier
Beatie
Rowles
Revolt of Wet Gang Sparks Maryland Raids by Agents
Prohibition agents aged 20 to 25 led a violent raid against two large Maryland towns. Officers faced stiff opposition as reinforcements arrived, seizing a 100-gallon still, boilers, condensers, doublers, and hundreds of gallons of whisky. In total, large quantities of liquor and mash were destroyed in the operation directed by Lieutenant O. T. Davis amid a backdrop of prior capital raids.
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Prohibition
Pee
Maryland
Washington
O. T. Davis
Wass
Sul
Bergeson resigns as Republican state central secretary
Miles City Feb G O A Bergeson recently named to the new tax commission has tendered his resignation as secretary of the Republican state central committee, per J D Scanlan, chairman. No announcement yet on a successor, to be discussed at a future meeting. Prevent Influenca is advertised for its tonic and laxative claims.
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Toyah
Niyasa
Sonia
Huwain
Ble
San Frencisco
Ils
AeRuelAte
Olena
Warne
Wereay
Miles City
G.O. A. Bergesor
New Tax Commission
Republican State Central Committee
J. D. Scanlan
Bergescu
Tax Commission
Vhis
Hig
Mer
Walker
Montana House Debates Economy Bill Amid Rhetoric and Amendments
Lawmakers push economy measures led by Carlson and Scharnikow as Gullidge and Mrs. Facey clash over proposed cuts. The bill, aimed at trimming state expenses, advances after a heated session with amendments to remove a rural high school supervisor and a late debate on saving taxpayers money.
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Gullidge
Pearvie
Facey
Phillips
T Hey den
Carlson
Whote
Gullinge
Carlton
Pacey
Phillips County
Tre Gallatin County
Prairie
Dillidge
Gallatin County
Ecousy
Mage Elogent
McCarty
Hamilton
Sehacinkorry
Loble Andy
Scharnikow
Uhird
House
Senate
Lincoln County
Pape
Iyran
Jord, Elliott and
Nelson
Bond salesman probes state deals in Helena hearings
Testimony shows bond purchases tied to Chairman Locke and State Auditor Porter. Reesburg paid by check for Whitefish and Havre bonds sent to banks, with warrants issued in the state’s name and deposits recorded. Bank records confirm deposits and payments as investigators weigh advice from Locke and the commission.
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Locke
Helena
Cairman Locke
Porter
Chester Davis
Reesburg
Conrad ‘Trust and Savings Bank
Cook
Bank of Commerce of
Kansbell
Fional Bank
Mersburg
Ressburg
Speer
Havre
Conrad Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Montana National Bak
Frank Merril
Industrial Accident Board
Reesbtrg
Laurel bonds cash transactions and committee notes
The record outlines Laurel special improvement bond dealings with Reesburg, including purchases, deposits, and reimbursements dating from 1922. It notes large transactions, questions over deposit timing, and a parliamentary probe into whether funds should move from the state treasurer to the general fund, plus suggested staff cuts and budget shifts to save money.
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Reesburg
Theshare
Reesburgs
Board
Laurel Special Improvement
Citizens National Hawk of Laurel
Jane
Gugh
Orler Ilues
Jover
Change in State Treasurer Office for Cost Saving
The senate charged a salary list review of all state employes to cut their pay. A special investigating committee examined the state treasurer’s office and found appropriations for salary and office maintenance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1922 totaled 70. Of this amount 23,414.53 is noted.
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General Funch
Ares
Senate
Conmitee
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